Mosul Move Assures British Fuel
British occupation of Mosul advances war aims by securing Iraq oil for planes and mechanized forces. The move reduces risk of fuel shortages if Syria becomes a battleground, while pressure against Vichy France signals open conflict and strategic leverage in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirke L. Simpson
Mosul
Iraq
Syria
Nile
Egypt
Britain
Beirut
Churchill
Iran
French
Tunisia
Vichy
France
Your Child and His Problems Your Child and His Problems
Article extols parent teacher associations as vital to public schools in a democratic nation. It emphasizes mothers’ concern and trust in teachers who nurture children from birth through early schooling.
Parent Teacher Links for Child Welfare Encourage Cooperation
The article argues mothers and fathers must closely engage with teachers and schools to benefit children. It urges clear boundaries for parents in classrooms, praises teacher professional authority, and promotes active Parent-Teacher association work led by principals. It also endorses Angelo Patri’s booklet on obedience.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Angelo Patri
P. O
Station O
New York
Pocatello Library Circulation Rises In May
Circulation at the Pocatello library reached 14 619 volumes in May up from 13 886 the prior year as Mrs. Mary E Hunt reports. She notes juvenile fiction shows the largest gain while attendance at the main library and Bonneville branch totaled 9 794 during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Mary E. Hunt
Annette Cragster
Boston
American Library Association
Rock Strikes Car Kills Woman Near Blanding
Mrs. Madge Cummings was killed instantly when a large rock from a mine blast fell through her car roof striking her head. Her three children in the car were not injured. The vehicle was parked near her husband’s uranium mine ten miles west of Blanding Utah. The rock was hurled up as the dynamite charge was set off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanding
Utah
Madge Cummings
Los Angeles Market Seen Growing for Idaho Trade
The Los Angeles chamber of commerce dispatches M. J. Brown to Idaho to boost reciprocal trade. He cites over eight million dollars in annual purchases of Idaho fruits vegetables dairy poultry livestock and grain and notes growth in Idaho potatoes and butter imports since 1939. Brown reports strong Los Angeles demand for Idaho goods and outlines his tour through Boise Twin Falls Idaho Falls and into Wyoming Colorado and Utah.
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Los Angeles
Pocatello
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
M. J. Brown
Brown
Idaho
Boise
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Federal State Market News Service
Los Angeles Dairy and Poultry Purchases in 1940 Reach Millions
Idaho dairy and poultry worth about 16.9 million pounds in 1939 and Los Angeles area bought dairy and poultry totaling over 6.7 million dollars in 1940 with livestock values exceeding 1.5 million dollars.
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Idaho
Los Angeles
Fort Hall Tribal Member Daisy Broncho Dixey Dies
Daisy Broncho Dixey 60 a Bannock Shoshone member and Fort Hall resident died at a local hospital Tuesday. She was born on the Fort Hall reservation and married Ralph Dixey in 1899. Survived by husband five sons and a daughter, mother, siblings, and a sister in Blackfoot. Funeral services set for Friday at 11 a.m. at Gibson mission.
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Daisy Broncho Dixey
Ralph Dixie
Dixey
Fort Hall
Ralph Dixey
Lawrence
Francis
Richard
Clarence
Edison Dixey
Lillian Goodrider
Blackfoot
Tivone Broncho
Sam
Alfred
Ben
William
A W Collins Dies At Lava Springs
Arthur W. Collins aged 58 died at Lava Hot Springs after a brief illness. Born March 30, 1883 in Beach Idaho, he was a farmer and sheepherder since 1919 and a member of the L D S church. Survivors include a brother.
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Arthur W. Collins
Lava Hot Springs
Beach
Idaho
Jose and
Emma Bennett Collins
Funeral rites set for Thatcher resident George D. Collins
George D. Collins of Thatcher and sister Mrs. Saddy Moore of Idaho Falls to attend funeral services at 1 p m Saturday in Thatcher L D S ward chapel with Bishop D W McGregor officiating. Interment in Thatcher cemetery under Hall funeral home direction. Friends may call Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings, and Saturday until 9 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Collins
Thatcher
Saddy Moore
Idaho Falls
Thatcher L. D. S. Ward
D. W. McGregor
Hatcher Cemetery
Hall Funeral Home
Hall Funeral
Two Men Plead Guilty to Burglary in Blackfoot
Gordon P. Corey and James MacGillivray of Satttle pleaded guilty to second degree burglary before Judge Guy Stevens and received six months to five years in the state penitentiary. Clarence Brotzman, charged with forgery, also pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one to fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Gordon P. Corey
James MacGillivray
Satttle
Guy Stevens
State Penitentiary
Clarence ©. Brotzman
State to Return To Cash Basis
Idaho will redeem about 500000 in general fund warrants in 30 days. The state will switch to cash basis for the first time since July 1939. Treasurer Myrtle P. Eaking expects 1000000 in revenue to enter state coffers within 60 days from ad valorem tax payments due from counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Myrtle P. Eaking
Eaking
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New York City
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Gordon's
Gordon's Gin
Portland
Seattle
Cope
Gordon's Dry Gin Co. Ltd
Linger
Rock
Says
A. W. Collins
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Terry
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